How did Maryland get to a point where the Developmental Disabilities Administration is facing a $200 million budget cut, one ...
With $2 billion in budget cuts already on the table, Maryland officials are likely to make hundreds of millions of dollars ...
Unlike other states that added work requirements for existing enrollees, Georgia included work requirements as part of a waiver program to provide Medicaid to a new group of applicants [12] with low ...
Only a Medicaid waiver allowed him to go home ... She notes that health funding is a popular target even in blue states like Maryland, where a $3 billion state funding shortfall has put hundreds ...
In June 2013, the NSHE Board of Regents supported and approved this proposal. As a result, the mandatory hard waiver student health insurance policy went into effect for the fall 2013 semester and ...
The Maryland Department of Health is actively working on contingency plans in case the state isn’t able to access Medicaid funding like it was on Tuesday when President Donald Trump froze federal ...
Medicaid health plans, including those run by CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield in Maryland, UPMC in Pittsburgh and Jefferson Health in Philadelphia, pay Fabric Health to connect with their enrollees.
There could be other Virginia Medicaid innovations at stake, as well. One could be the waiver programs that fund non-medical supports that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities ...
For the first time, it allowed states to submit applications, otherwise known as waivers, to incorporate these mandates into Medicaid. CMS approved such waiver requests for 13 states.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signed a waiver to allow U.S. foreign aid ... access to child development block grants was cut off in Maryland and at least 20 states have been unable to access ...
The Maryland Department of Health is actively working on contingency plans in case the state isn’t able to access Medicaid funding as was the case Tuesday during the mass confusion around ...
HELENA — Medicaid expansion saves lives and saves money, proponents said — an estimated $27 million the last biennium, according to Rep. Ed Buttrey, sponsoring one bill to continue the program.